WeWork IPO ‘debacle’ changed Nikola's startup investment strategy
Nikola Motors CEO Trevor Milton discussed why his company is going public despite 2019's IPO woes.
Could a Democrat president harm North Carolina job growth?
Job expansion in North Carolina continues to grow
Chevron could return up to $80B to shareholders over 5 years
Chevron Corp said on Tuesday it could return as much as $80 billion to shareholders over five years even if oil prices remained low.
How will Green New Deal impact Texan households?
Texans on Green New Deal
Texas business owners fear 2020 Democrat climate policies
The Texas Democratic Party says the ideals behind the Green New Deal are generally supported by Texans, but the way the legislation has been marketed has been misleading to voters.
Nokia CEO Suri steps down, Lundmark named successor
The CEO of wireless networks company Nokia will leave his post on Aug. 31.
Green New Deal threatens prosperity for Texans
Green New Deal in Texas
Oil looks to rebound from February plunge
U.S. crude and Brent each gaining 3 percent on Monday
OPEC may fight coronavirus price slide with deeper oil supply cuts
OPEC could agree on deeper oil supply cuts this week, with or without Russia's support, to halt the slide in crude prices triggered by the global spread of the coronavirus, said two sources familiar with the talks.
Here's what you can get for $900K in Houston
Take a look inside these Texas homes.
Utility to pay $53M for blasts that damaged homes, killed 1
The explosions rocked three communities in the Merrimack Valley, north of Boston, in September 2018
Utility to pay $53M for blasts that damaged homes, killed 1
Leonel Rondon, 18, died when a chimney collapsed on his vehicle in the driveway of a friend's home.
Los Angeles refinery fire temporarily shuts down 405 Freeway
The Los Angeles County Fire Department said the fire sparked about 10:50 p.m.
Tesla and Panasonic end joint solar cell production
Tesla's energy business accounted for 6 percent, of overall revenue in 2019
PG&E CEO assures utility's safety issues are being fixed
PG&E Corp. CEO Bill Johnson blamed negligence by the company's past management for a cascade of catastrophes that killed nearly 140 people as he tried to persuade California regulators Tuesday that he is steering the utility to make safety its top priority.
Oil falls for third day as virus concern outweigh supply cuts
Oil declined for a third session, as concerns about the spread of the coronavirus and its impact on oil demand outweighed OPEC output cuts and Libyan supply losses.
Natural gas is crushing wind and solar power — Why isn't anyone talking about it?
The U.S. Energy Information Administration just announced some spectacular news
Can 'social enterprises' bring people back into the workforce?
Coalfield Development founder on job creation
Saudi Aramco launches largest shale gas development outside U.S
DAMMAM, Saudi Arabia, - Saudi Aramco is launching the biggest shale gas development outside of the United States to boost domestic gas supply and end the burning of oil at its power generation plants, Chief Executive Officer Amin Nasser told Reuters on Monday.
Supreme Court to hear arguments on whether pipeline can cross Appalachian Trail
The U.S. Supreme Court is set to wade into a long-running battle between developers of a 605-mile natural gas pipeline and environmental groups who oppose the pipeline crossing the storied Appalachian Trail.

















